There's a whole Chinese series about him and young Mao called The Age of Awakening
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cool, it's on youtube.
Yeah, I just finished watching it but the videos on YT were so ass I ended up downloading the Chinese-only version on yt and putting some English subs I found in GitHub, because all other videos were shit quality or had missing sound
And also a trot turncoat
While i wont refute learning the history of the movement and the people that built it, ideologically speaking Liu Shaoqi would be the more Marxist-leninist writer to read from among the list of less-known members of the movement
I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: